Supplements: Garden & Plant Information: Essentially a young but established garden and orchard (or food forest) using permaculture, regenerative agriculture, and high density planting techniques. All of the trees made it through the recent back-to-back hurricanes and 3-day extreme cold snap, which basically tells you they're established enough now to m ... (Read more) Garden & Plant Information: Essentially a young but established garden and orchard (or food forest) using permaculture, regenerative agriculture, and high density planting techniques. All of the trees made it through the recent back-to-back hurricanes and 3-day extreme cold snap, which basically tells you they're established enough now to make it through anything! Edible Trees: - fig - elderberry - guava (2 varieties) - banana (2 varieties) - peach - lemon - loquat - starfruit - avocado (2 varieties) - calamondin - satsuma - pomegranate - moringa - papaya There are some perennial edible plants growing, such herbs, aloe, agave, ginger, and tropical spinaches. There are also plenty of annual edible plants growing, too, such as kale, collards, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, beans, lentils, carrots, squash, peppers, and strawberries. In terms of the pollinator gardens, up front there are sapphire showers, lantana, lily of the Nile, milkweed, fire bush, and hibiscus. In addition, you will find jasmine, bottle brush, cherry laurel, Chinese fringe, magnolia, oak, crape myrtles, 2 varieties of elm, and several varieties of palms. Most are dormant, but will come back strong in the Spring.